The Comic Section Podcast

In this upcoming issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we begin by paying our respects to several notable figures who have recently passed away. We honor John Amos, the veteran actor best known for his roles in Good Times, Coming to America, and Roots has died at the age of 84. We also remember Dikembe Mutombo, NBA Hall of Famer and humanitarian, who passed away at 58, and Pete Rose, MLB's hit king, who has died at 83. Additionally, we give condolences to American Pickers host Frank Fritz, who passed away at 60. In entertainment news, Rugrats is making a return to the big screen with a live-action/CG hybrid feature film, bringing the beloved '90s animated series back for a new generation. All Elite Wrestling (AEW) has signed a new multi-year multimedia rights deal with Warner Bros. Discovery, which is sure to bring exciting developments for wrestling fans. We also got a glimpse of Nicolas Cage as Spider-Noir in the upcoming Spider-Man spinoff TV series for MGM+, and DC has announced a new project titled Dynamic Duo, a collaboration between Matt Reeves and James Gunn focusing on the origin stories of Robins Dick Grayson and Jason Todd. In our "Coming Soon/Preview" segment, we preview trailers for Better Man, a biographical concert film about British pop singer Robbie Williams directed by Michael Gracey, and Nosferatu, an upcoming gothic horror film written and directed by Robert Eggers. Lastly, in our review segment, Jason shares his thoughts on Zack Snyder's Twilight of The Gods, and Shawn reviews Netflix's Blue Eyed Samurai. Tune in for all the latest pop culture news and reviews!

In this upcoming issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we start with exciting news: RoboCop is heading back to the small screen! Amazon is reviving the beloved sci-fi franchise with a new television series, executive-produced by James Wan. We also cover the bittersweet news for fans of Warrior: the show, initially canceled after three seasons on Max, had its hopes of a fourth season dashed despite streaming on Netflix. Joe Taslim, who played Li Young, shared heartfelt words about the show's impact and its unfortunate end. We then turn our attention to the DC Universe as Friday Night Lights star Kyle Chandler steps into the role of Green Lantern Hal Jordan in DC and HBO's Lanterns series. According to reports, the live-action series is actively casting and preparing for a January 2025 filming start in Atlanta. Additionally, Netflix has announced a collaboration with Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson for a documentary series on Sean "Diddy" Combs, which will explore recent charges and allegations against the music mogul, including sex trafficking and racketeering. Also, Titanic and Avatar director James Cameron is facing backlash after it was announced that he has joined the board of an artificial intelligence start-up. In our "Coming Soon/Preview" segment, we spotlight trailers from Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts, Sinners, Ballerina, and The Last of Us Season Two teaser. Lastly, in our review segment, Jason gives his thoughts on Netflix's Kaos, Rigel reviews Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, and Shawn reviews Rebel Ridge and Twilight of the Gods. Tune in for all the latest pop culture and entertainment updates!

In this upcoming issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we kick off with the exciting news that Batman is set to make history on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The legendary superhero will be the first comic book character to receive a star, marking the 2,790th star in the Motion Pictures category. DC's president Jim Lee and SVP Anne DePies will attend the ceremony, where Batman will also be awarded a Guinness World Record as the first superhero with a star. We then discuss the highly anticipated crossover between Transformers and G.I. Joe. After Transformers: Rise of the Beasts hinted at the connection, producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura has confirmed that the crossover will be the next live-action movie in the Transformers universe, with Chris Hemsworth leading the cast. We also cover FX's drama Shōgun, which continues its record-breaking streak at the Primetime Emmys with a total of 18 wins, and Lionsgate's partnership with Runway AI for a new model tailored to their vast content portfolio. In our "Coming Soon/Preview" segment, we highlight trailers for Mickey 17, Mr. Crockett, and Devil May Cry. Lastly, in our review segment, Jason shares his thoughts on Netflix's hit film Rebel Ridge, Shawn reviews Rings of Power, and Rigel reviews Kevin Can F... Himself. Tune in for all the latest in pop culture and entertainment news!

In the upcoming issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we begin by paying our heartfelt condolences to four legends: James Earl Jones, the iconic EGOT-winning actor known for Star Wars, Field of Dreams, and The Lion King; Peter Renaday, the beloved voice of Splinter in the 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series; John Cassaday, the brilliant artist behind Joss Whedon's Astonishing X-Men and co-creator of Planetary; and R&B icon Frankie Beverly of Frankie Beverly and Maze. We dive into breaking news, including Amazon offering Jared Leto the role of Skeletor in the upcoming Masters of the Universe film, and Josh Brolin's decision to pass on the role of Hal Jordan in HBO's Green Lantern series. Also, Judd Apatow is set to direct, with Steven Spielberg producing, Cola Wars for Sony, chronicling Pepsi's battle to dethrone Coca-Cola. We also touch on director Gary Dauberman's remarks about Stephen King's crucial role in ensuring the release of Salem's Lot, which finally arrives on Max after multiple delays. In our "Coming Soon/Preview" segment, we take a look at trailers for Wolf Man, The Radleys, and Venom 3. Lastly, Ant reviews the cult classic Hell Comes to Frogtown, and Shawn delivers a "Hot Take" he's been eager to share. Tune in for a jam-packed episode of news, previews, and heartfelt tributes!

In this new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we dive into the latest news, starting with an exciting update on “The Batman Part II” as director Matt Reeves officially reveals new details about the film's plot. We also discuss Camila Mendes stepping down from her role in the Sony reboot of “I Know What You Did Last Summer” due to scheduling conflicts with her lead role in the upcoming “Masters of the Universe” movie, where she'll play Teela. In more casting news, Alison Brie has landed the role of the villainous Evil-Lyn in the same “Masters of the Universe” film from Amazon MGM Studios and Mattel Films. As we look ahead to the September box office, “Beetlejuice 2” is poised to make a magical debut, with projections ranging from $80 million to $110 million in its domestic opening weekend. On the small screen, Netflix has given a straight-to-series order for an animated adaptation of Stephanie Meyer's “Midnight Sun”, and we dive into rumors surrounding the upcoming “Lanterns” series, with names like Matthew McConaughey, Ewan McGregor, and Josh Brolin reportedly in the mix for the role of Hal Jordan. In our "Coming Soon/Preview" segment, we take a look at trailers for “A Minecraft Movie” and “Smile 2”. Finally, in our review segment, Jason gives his thoughts on “Terminator Zero”, while Rigel reviews “Suicide Squad: Isekai” and the video game “Slay The Princess”. Tune in for an action-packed episode filled with the latest updates, previews, and reviews!

In this upcoming issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we start by paying our respects to former WWE star Sid Eudy, best known as Sycho Sid, who sadly passed away at 63 years old after a battle with cancer. Sid was a powerhouse in the wrestling world throughout the 1990s, with career highlights including WrestleMania main events against legends like Hulk Hogan and The Undertaker. Sid's legacy includes capturing the WWF Championship twice and adding the WCW World Heavyweight Championship and WCW United States Championship to his accolades. The episode will also delve into the latest news, starting with the exciting launch of GameStop Retro stores across the United States, offering a nostalgic trip back to the golden age of gaming with titles for classic consoles like NES, SNES, GameCube, PS1, and many more. We'll discuss the PVOD release of *Borderlands*, which has struggled significantly at the box office, grossing only $25.1 million worldwide against a $120 million budget. Lionsgate is now hoping to recover some of the losses through digital rentals and purchases. Listeners will get an exclusive look at the first footage of *The Thing* from *The Fantastic Four: First Steps*, which has revealed an entirely practical version of the character, sparking excitement among fans. In a thrilling development, Sigourney Weaver has confirmed her role in the upcoming *Mandalorian* movie, where she'll join Mando and Grogu for an epic journey through the galaxy. Weaver shared her excitement about meeting Grogu for the first time, adding even more anticipation for the film. In our "Coming Soon/Preview" segment, we'll give you a sneak peek at trailers from *Sonic The Hedgehog 3*, *Terminator Zero*, and *Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story*. Finally, in the review segment, Ant and Rigel team up to share their thoughts on *Alien: Romulus*. Tune in for an episode filled with tributes, news, and reviews that you won't want to miss!

In the upcoming issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we're excited to welcome guest hosts Shawn Owen, the owner of the popular local food truck business Wicked Waffles, and Marr, The Comic Section's video director. The show begins on a somber note as we pay our condolences to Atsuko Tanaka, the talented voice actress known for her work in Ghost in the Shell and Bayonetta, who has passed away at the age of 61. The discussion then shifts to the Star Wars universe, where new reports suggest that Lucasfilm has decided not to move forward with a second season of The Acolyte, marking it as one of the franchise's most divisive releases. In an unexpected move, Chick-Fil-A is making a bold entry into the entertainment industry, with plans to launch a slate of original content for its own streaming platform. The hosts will explore what this could mean for both the fast-food and entertainment sectors. Fans of The Boys will be interested to hear that writer Garth Ennis is setting his sights on a new major comic adaptation, "Crossed." The hosts will discuss Ennis' recent work on a screenplay for a feature film adaptation of this post-apocalyptic comic, which depicts a grim world devastated by a pandemic that forces its victims to act on their darkest impulses. In other movie news, rumors are swirling that Paul Rudd and Jack Black may be heading to the jungle in a new take on Anaconda at Sony Pictures. While no deal is finalized yet, the hosts will speculate on what this could bring to the table. In the "Coming Soon/Preview" segment, we'll preview trailers from the highly anticipated "Megalopolis," A24's "Y2K," and the intriguing "Secret Level." Finally, in the review segment, Jason and Shawn will share their thoughts on Alien: Romulus, while Rigel will review the comic book The Human Target by Tom King. Tune in to The Comic Section Podcast for an episode packed with heartfelt tributes, industry insights, and exciting reviews!

In the newest issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts will begin by paying their heartfelt condolences to two beloved figures who have recently passed away. First, they will honor Rachael Lillis, the talented voice actor known for bringing multiple Pokémon characters to life in the cartoon series and films, including Misty, Jessie, and Jigglypuff. The hosts will also remember Wallace "Wally" Amos Jr., the founder of Famous Amos cookies, whose impact on the snack industry remains legendary. The episode will then dive into the world of Marvel with a discussion on the highly anticipated Daredevil: Born Again series on Disney+. The hosts will explore how this new series, with Vincent D'Onofrio confirming it, may push the boundaries even further than the original Netflix series, setting new standards for Marvel's storytelling on the small screen. In industry news, the podcast will cover the significant decision by Paramount Global to shut down Paramount Television Studios. Originally intended to revive Paramount Pictures' presence in television production, the closure is part of a broader cost-cutting effort as the company seeks to eliminate $500 million amid ongoing changes in the entertainment industry. The hosts will also discuss the buzz around the upcoming film 'Alien: Romulus,' which is expected to rake in $75 million globally at the box office, showing the enduring popularity of the iconic sci-fi franchise. Another topic will be Tom Cruise's involvement in the Olympics closing ceremony, which drew an impressive 20.8 million viewers, highlighting the star's continued influence in global entertainment. In a more somber segment, the podcast will cover a legal case involving Disney+. The hosts will discuss how Disney is arguing that a man cannot sue the company over the death of his wife due to terms agreed upon in a free trial of the streaming service. The lawsuit, filed by Jeffrey Piccolo, is a wrongful death claim following his wife's severe allergic reaction after dining at a Disney World restaurant in 2023. In the "Coming Soon/Preview" segment, the podcast will give listeners a sneak peek at trailers from upcoming releases, including Kraven The Hunter, Agatha All Along, and Saturday Night. Lastly, in the review segment, Jason and Rigel will share their thoughts on Umbrella Academy Season 4, while all three hosts—Jason, Rigel, and Ant—will review Amazon Prime's Batman: The Caped Crusader. Tune in to The Comic Section Podcast for an episode filled with tributes, industry insights, and the latest reviews from the world of comics and entertainment!

On the newest issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we had a special "Ringside Edition" featuring pro wrestling enthusiasts Sean and Melissa Connell. We discussed the latest WWE PLE event, Summer Slam, breaking down all the matches on the card. These included Liv Morgan vs. Rhea Ripley, Bron Breakker vs. Sami Zayn, LA Knight vs. Logan Paul, Nia Jax vs. Bayley, Drew McIntyre vs. CM Punk with special guest referee Seth "Freakin" Rollins, Gunther vs. Damian Priest, and Cody Rhodes vs. Solo Sikoa. We also talked about the big return of Roman Reigns and analyzed the aftermath of the event, discussing potential future storylines. Tune in!

On this new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we're excited to be joined by special guest host Shawn Owen, the owner of the locally popular food truck business Wicked Waffles. We dive into the latest news and highlights from Comic Con 2024. Comic Con 2024 Highlights: 1. Marvel Updates: - Robert Downey Jr. Returns: Robert Downey Jr. is set to return to the MCU as Doctor Doom. - Upcoming Avengers Films: Exciting news about the next Avengers films. - Fantastic Four and Thunderbolts: Updates on these highly anticipated movies. 2. DC Announcements: - The Penguin Max Series: DC announces a new series centered on The Penguin. 3. Amazon Prime News: - The Boys Prequel: New developments on the prequel to the popular series The Boys. - The Rings of Power Season 2: News about the second season of this epic fantasy series. 4. New TV Adaptations and Series: - Like a Dragon: Yakuza TV Show: Adapted from Sega's video game series, this show brings Kamurochō to life on Prime Video. - Creature Commandos: James Gunn promotes the new animated Max series. - Doctor Who Spin-Off: A new spin-off series coming to Disney Plus. - Peacock's New Horror Series "Teacup": Announcement of a new horror series. - "From" Season 3: The mystery-horror series will follow up on its cliff-hanger ending with a third season premiering on September 22. - Dexter Returns: Michael C. Hall is returning to the *Dexter* series. - The Legend of Vox Machina Season 3: A first look at the upcoming season. Coming Soon/Preview Segment: - Trailers Previewed: - The Penguin - Creature Commandos Review Segment: 1. Jason's Review: - Dev Patel's Monkey Man: Jason gives his thoughts on this new film. 2. Ant and Guest Host Shawn's Review: - Deadpool and Wolverine: Ant and Shawn review this exciting crossover. Tune in to this week's episode for all the latest updates, previews, and reviews from the world of comics and entertainment!

On this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we cover an array of exciting topics and updates. Here's a detailed breakdown: Dragon Ball Rights Dispute 1. Dragon Ball IP Battle: - The Dragon Ball franchise is embroiled in a rights dispute following the unfortunate passing of Akira Toriyama. - The conflict is primarily between Akio Iyoki, the former head of Shuiesha's Dragon Ball Room, a group formed in 2016 to oversee all things Dragon Ball. DC Studios Updates 2. San Diego Comic-Con News: - DC Studios is expected to reveal new details during San Diego Comic-Con despite not appearing in Hall H. - Upcoming HBO series **The Penguin** starring Colin Farrell and animated shows **Harley Quinn** and the spinoff **Kite Man: Hell Yeah!** are set to make an appearance. An insider hints at further news from DC Studios. Warner Bros Discovery and NBA 3. **NBA TV Rights Dispute**: - Warner Bros Discovery has threatened the NBA with “appropriate action” after the league rejected Warner's matching offer for TV rights and opted for Amazon. - This decision could have significant implications for Warner Bros/Discovery content moving forward. Crypt Keeper Statue Theft 4. **Tales from the Crypt Statue**: - A statue of the Crypt Keeper from HBO's *Tales from the Crypt* was stolen from the Mystic Museum in Burbank. - The museum is offering a $500 reward for information leading to the statue's return and asks anyone with information to contact the Burbank Police Department. Coming Soon/Preview Segment 5. **Trailer Previews**: - **Transformers One**: A sneak peek at the new Transformers movie. - **Joker: Folie À Deux**: The latest look at this anticipated sequel. - **A Complete Unknown**: A preview of this intriguing project. Review Segment 6. **Jason's Reviews**: - **Deadpool and Wolverine**: Jason's thoughts on the crossover. - **The Boys Season 4**: His review of the latest season. 7. **Ant's Reviews**: - **Poor Things**: Ant's take on this film. - **Love Lies Bleeding**: Ant's review of this film. 8. **Rigel's Reviews**: - **Star Wars: Acolyte**: Rigel's review of this highly anticipated series. - **Abigail**: Rigel's thoughts on this film. Tune in to catch all the latest news, updates, and reviews on this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast!

On this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we cover a wide range of topics and exciting news. Here's a detailed breakdown of the episode: Condolences 1. **Tributes**: - We begin by paying our respects to Bob Newhart, Shelley Duvall, Richard Simmons, and Shannen Doherty. Emmy Nominations 2. **Emmy Nominations**: - The nominations are out with **Shogun** and **The Bear** leading the way with the most nominations. - Other notable nominations include **X-Men '97**, **Ahsoka**, **Invincible**, and **Avatar: The Last Airbender**. Marvel News 3. **Russo Brothers Return**: - The Russo Brothers are set to make a big return to Marvel as they eye upcoming **Avengers** sequels. The Running Man Remake 4. **Glen Powell's Update**: - **Top Gun: Maverick** star Glen Powell shared a major update regarding Edgar Wright's upcoming remake of Stephen King's dystopian thriller novel **The Running Man**. DC Comics Initiative 5. **DC's New Initiative**: - During a livestream on DC's YouTube page, writers Scott Snyder and Joshua Williamson confirmed the launch of a new publishing initiative titled "All In." Coming Soon/Preview Segment 6. **Trailer Previews**: - **National Anthem**: A sneak peek at this anticipated project. - **Captain America: A Brave New World**: Exciting preview of the next installment in the Captain America series. - **Gladiator 2**: A look at the highly awaited sequel to the classic film. Review Segment 7. **Rigel's Reviews**: - **Video Game: Lies of P**: Rigel gives his thoughts on this new game. - **Film: Pulse**: An in-depth review of this film. Tune in for all the latest news, in-depth discussions, and reviews on this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast!

On this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we present our special "Ringside Edition" featuring pro wrestling enthusiasts Sean and Melissa Connell. Here's a detailed breakdown of the episode: WWE Money In The Bank 1. **Match Reviews**: - **Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton, and Kevin Owens vs. The Bloodline**: - A thrilling match with high stakes and intense action. - **Women's Money in the Bank Ladder Match**: - Competitors: Iyo Sky, Chelsea Green, Lyra Valkyria, Tiffany Stratton, Naomi, and Zoey Stark. - We discuss the standout moments and the winner's potential impact on the women's division. - **World Heavyweight Championship**: - Damian Priest (c) defended against Seth Rollins and Drew McIntyre. - Analysis of the match dynamics and Priest's successful defense. - **Intercontinental Championship**: - Sami Zayn (c) defended against Bron Breakker. - Breakdown of the match and Zayn's performance. - **Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match**: - Competitors: Jey Uso, Carmelo Hayes, Andrade, Chad Gable, LA Knight, and Drew McIntyre. - Discussion on the high-flying action and the implications of the match results. Storyline Implications 2. **New Storylines**: - We delve into the new storylines that can emerge from the match outcomes. - Speculations on future feuds and alliances. John Cena's Retirement 3. **John Cena's Announcement**: - Cena announced his impending retirement at the event. - We reflect on his legacy and the impact he has had on fans and the wrestling world. NXT's Heatwave PLE 4. **NXT's Future**: - Thoughts on the NXT Heatwave PLE. - Discussion on the new stars rising in WWE and what the future holds for the company. Tune in to this special "Ringside Edition" of The Comic Section Podcast for all the latest insights, match reviews, and future predictions in the world of WWE wrestling!

On this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts cover a variety of news, previews, and reviews from the entertainment world. Here's a detailed breakdown of the episode: Condolences Martin Mull: The episode begins with the hosts paying their respects to actor Martin Mull, known for his roles in "Clue," "Sabrina the Teenage Witch," and "Arrested Development." Mull passed away at the age of 80. News The Sandman Season 2 Casting: Netflix is rounding out the cast for Season 2 of "The Sandman." New additions include: Ruairi O'Connor as Dream's son Orpheus Freddie Fox as Loki Clive Russell as Odin Laurence O'Fuarain as Thor Ann Skelly as Nuala Douglas Booth as Cluracan Jack Gleeson as Puck Indya Moore as Wanda Steve Coogan as Barnabus These characters are from the "Season of Mists" and "Brief Lives" storylines in the comics. Kingdom Come Documentary: A documentary titled "The Legend of Kingdom Come" is set for a fall 2024 release. It charts the creation of the 1996 DC Comics story "Kingdom Come." The documentary, directed by Remsy Atassi and produced by Sal Abbinanti, has launched a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign and debuted its first teaser trailer. Coming Soon/Preview Segment Trailers Previewed: "Longlegs": A new thriller set to intrigue audiences. "Trap": An upcoming suspense film. "Bando Stone & The New World": A new adventure film with an exciting storyline. Review Segment Rigel's Reviews: "Smiling Friends" Season Two: Rigel shares thoughts on the latest season of this animated comedy series. "Delicious in Dungeon": Rigel reviews this unique and engaging fantasy series. Jason's Review: "Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F": Jason provides an in-depth review of the latest installment in the "Beverly Hills Cop" franchise. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for all these discussions and more, including the latest news, trailers, and reviews from the world of entertainment!

On this week's issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts cover a range of news, previews, and reviews from the entertainment world. Here's a detailed breakdown of the episode: Condolences 1. Bill Cobbs: - The episode begins with the hosts paying their respects to actor Bill Cobbs, known for his roles in "The Hudsucker Proxy," "Night at the Museum," and "Air Bud." Cobbs passed away at the age of 90. 2. Sika Anoa'i: - The hosts also pay tribute to Sika Anoa'i, a wrestling legend who was part of The Wild Samoans tag team. Anoa'i passed away on June 25 at the age of 79. News 3. ‘Street Fighter' Movie Release Date: - Sony Pictures has announced that the new "Street Fighter" movie, based on the popular video game franchise, will be released on March 20, 2026. The film had recently parted ways with directors Danny and Michael Philippou. 4. Green Lantern Series on HBO: - HBO has given a straight-to-series order for "Lanterns," based on the Green Lantern characters John Stewart and Hal Jordan from DC Comics. 5. Set Photos of James Gunn's Superman: - Filming for James Gunn's Superman is currently underway in Cleveland, Ohio. Local sightings have revealed David Corenswet as the Man of Steel and Edi Gathegi as Mr. Terrific in full costume. 6. Dr Disrespect Misconduct Allegations: - Turtle Beach has ended its partnership with streamer Guy Beahm, known as Dr Disrespect, following allegations of inappropriate communications with minors, which led to his 2020 Twitch ban. Coming Soon/Preview Segment 7. Trailers Previewed: - Netflix's "The Union": A new action-thriller series. - "Nosferatu": A reimagining of the classic horror tale. - "Batman: Caped Crusader": An upcoming animated series. Review Segment 8. Rigel's Reviews: - "Inside Out 2": Rigel shares thoughts on the sequel to Pixar's beloved animated film. - "Lisa Frankenstein": Rigel reviews this quirky new horror-comedy film. 9. Jason's Review: -"Trigger Warning": Jason gives an in-depth review of this new Netflix thriller. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for all these discussions and more, including the latest news, trailers, and reviews from the world of entertainment!

On this week's issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts cover a wide range of news and reviews from the entertainment industry. Here's a detailed breakdown of the episode: 1. **Condolences for Donald Sutherland**: - The episode begins with the hosts paying their respects to actor Donald Sutherland, who recently passed away at the age of 88. They reflect on his prolific career and the impact he had on the film industry. 2. **"Spaceballs" Sequel in Development**: - Exciting news from Amazon MGM Studios as a sequel to the cult classic "Spaceballs" is announced. Josh Gad is set to star and produce alongside Mel Brooks. Josh Greenbaum will direct the film from a screenplay by Benji Samit, Dan Hernandez, and Gad. Kevin Salter will serve as executive producer. The project is still in early development, and plot details remain under wraps. 3. **Skydance and Paramount Merger Talks Collapse**: - The hosts discuss the dramatic collapse of merger talks between Skydance and Paramount. The deal fell apart after Paramount's controlling shareholder canceled the negotiations, marking a significant moment for the troubled studio. 4. **Anthony Mackie on Fan Interactions**: - Anthony Mackie shares his perspective on why he often declines fans' requests for pictures, emphasizing his desire to avoid being part of the "social reality" dominated by social media. The hosts delve into the broader implications of celebrity and fan interactions in the digital age. 5. **Coming Soon/Preview Segment**: - The hosts preview trailers for several upcoming releases: - **Apple TV+'s "Lady In The Lake"**: A new thriller series starring Natalie Portman and Lupita Nyong'o. - **Milli Vanilli Biopic "Girl You Know It's True"**: A film exploring the rise and fall of the infamous music duo. - **"Smile 2"**: The sequel to the 2022 horror hit "Smile". 6. **Review Segment**: - **Ant's Review**: "Perfect Days" - Ant shares their thoughts on this new release, providing insights into the plot, performances, and overall impact. - **Jason's Review**: The first three episodes of "The Boys" Season 4 - Jason gives an in-depth review of the new season, highlighting key moments, character developments, and what fans can expect from the rest of the season. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for all these discussions and more, including the latest news, trailers, and reviews from the world of entertainment!

On this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts delve into a variety of significant and exciting topics from the entertainment world: 1. **Condolences for Ben Potter**: - The episode begins on a somber note as the hosts pay their respects to Ben Potter, the YouTube creator known as Comicstorian, who tragically passed away at the age of 40. Potter, who had a following of 3 million on the platform, died in what his wife described as an "unfortunate accident." 2. **Marvel Studios' Blade Loses Another Director**: - In what is becoming a recurring issue, Marvel Studios' Blade has lost another director. According to Variety, director Yann Demange (Lovecraft Country) will no longer helm the film. The hosts discuss the potential implications and future of the project. 3. **Mandalorian Firing Lawsuit**: - The ongoing legal battle between Gina Carano's team and Disney over her termination from The Mandalorian is highlighted. A federal judge has allowed Carano's lawsuit to proceed, focusing on whether the First Amendment allows private companies to sever ties with employees who publicly clash with their values. 4. **Possession Remake**: - The 1981 horror movie Possession is getting a remake. Smile filmmaker Parker Finn has teamed up with actor and producer Robert Pattinson to develop a new take on the cult classic horror film. The hosts share their thoughts on what to expect from this collaboration. 5. **Live-Action Moana Cast Announced**: - Disney has announced the cast for the live-action adaptation of Moana. Catherine Laga'aia, a 17-year-old from Sydney, Australia, has been cast in the title role. The hosts discuss the casting choices and other revealed cast members for the much-anticipated remake. 6. **Coming Soon/Preview Segment**: - The hosts preview trailers for several upcoming projects: - **Paddington 3**: The beloved bear returns for more adventures. - **Arcane Season Two**: The continuation of the acclaimed animated series based on the League of Legends universe. - **DC Animated Film, Watchmen**: A new animated take on the iconic graphic novel. 7. **Review Segment**: - **Rigel's Review**: Netflix's "Under Paris". - **Jason's Review**: "Bad Boys: Ride or Die". Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for detailed discussions, previews, and reviews of the latest happenings in the entertainment world!

On this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts cover a variety of exciting topics from the world of entertainment: 1. **HBO's The Last of Us**: - The show will spend multiple seasons adapting Part II of the video game series. Creator Craig Mazin indicates that the adaptation of "The Last of Us Part II" could span up to four seasons, allowing the creative team to thoroughly explore the story. 2. **Beavis and Butt-Head Season 3**: - The beloved animated series will return to Comedy Central in 2025. MTV Entertainment has announced that Mike Judge's "Beavis and Butt-Head" will continue for a third season following the success of the rebooted series and feature film. 3. **Sam Mendes' Beatles Biopics**: - Filmmaker Sam Mendes is working on a series of four interconnected biopics, each focusing on a member of The Beatles. A new report suggests that casting for the Fab Four has been revealed, sparking discussions about who will portray the iconic band members. 4. **Disney and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis**: - After years of tension, Disney and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis are working on a new development agreement. This agreement would see Disney invest up to $17 billion in Florida over the next ten to twenty years, which includes plans for a fifth park at the Orlando resort. 5. **Coming Soon/Preview Segment**: - The hosts preview trailers for several upcoming projects: - **Alien: Romulus**: Featuring special visual effects and animation by ILM. - **Pharrell Williams' Lego Biopic, Piece By Piece**. - **Venom: The Last Dance**. 6. **Review Segment**: - **Jason's Review**: Netflix's "Blood of Zeus Season Two". - **Rigel's Review**: Paramount Plus' Sonic spinoff show, "Knuckles". Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for in-depth discussions, previews, and reviews!

On this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts cover a range of news, previews, and reviews from the world of entertainment: 1. **Condolences to Johnny Wactor**: - The episode begins with paying respects to actor Johnny Wactor from the popular soap opera "General Hospital," who tragically passed away at the young age of 37. Jason, who attended high school with Johnny, shares some heartfelt memories of the actor. Johnny's Go Fundme(https://gofund.me/64b8938f) 2. **Casting News**: - Nicholas Galitzine has been cast to play He-Man in Amazon MGM & Mattel's upcoming "Masters of the Universe" film. The hosts discuss what this means for the film and share their excitement. 3. **Memorial Day Weekend Box Office Reports**: - The low Memorial Day weekend box office numbers are analyzed, particularly focusing on how this has impacted the future sequels of "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga." 4. **Mike Flanagan and The Exorcist**: - Mike Flanagan is confirmed to helm the next Exorcist movie. This news comes after "The Exorcist: Believer" failed to meet expectations upon its release in 2023. The hosts discuss what Flanagan's involvement could mean for the franchise's future. 5. **Coming Soon/Preview Segment**: - The hosts preview trailers for several upcoming projects: - "The Wolfs" starring Brad Pitt and George Clooney - Disney's "Moana 2" - Netflix's "Umbrella Academy: The Final Season" 6. **Review Segment**: - **Jason's Review**: "The Book of Clarence" - **Rigel's Review**: "The 8 Show" - **Ant's Review**: "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga" Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for all these updates, insights, and reviews!

On this week's issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we cover a variety of exciting updates and news from the entertainment world: Venom: The Last Dance: Sony has announced that the third Venom movie, titled "Venom: The Last Dance," will be the final film in the series starring Tom Hardy. Sony Motion Picture Group Chairman Tom Rothman discussed the future of their Marvel offshoot trilogy during a conversation with Deadline. He highlighted that upcoming movies like "Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse" and the next Tom Holland Spider-Man film will be significant events for fans. Venom 3 is also among these major upcoming releases. Reimagining The Munsters: Universal Content Productions (a division of NBCUniversal) is developing a new horror series titled "1313," which reimagines the classic 1964-66 CBS sitcom "The Munsters." This series will have a creepier tone compared to the original. The title references the family's iconic address, 1313 Mockingbird Lane. Sailor Moon Returns to Cartoon Network: After more than 20 years off the air, "Sailor Moon" will return to Cartoon Network under Adult Swim. Adult Swim is launching a new Friday block of programming called Toonami Rewind this month, which will feature classic shōnen anime shows, including "Dragon Ball Z Kai" and "Naruto." Street Fighter Reboot Promo Artwork: The first promo artwork for Legendary's upcoming "Street Fighter" reboot has been unveiled at the Las Vegas Licensing Expo. The artwork is heavily inspired by the video game logo. Updates on the live-action "Street Fighter" reboot have been scarce since Legendary and Capcom's plans were first announced last April. Coming Soon/Preview Segment: The hosts preview trailers for "Trigger Warning," "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," and "Beverly Hills Cop 4: Axel F." Review Segment: Rigel reviews "Kingdom of The Planet of The Apes." The hosts collectively review "Marvel's X-Men 97." Tune in to The Comic Section Podcast for all these updates and reviews!

In this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts begin with a heartfelt tribute to Roger Corman, the legendary producer and director who dominated the B-movie scene for decades. Known for his prolific output of low-budget horror, science fiction, and crime films, Corman passed away at his home in Santa Monica, California, at the age of 98. The episode then moves on to exciting news from Netflix. The beloved 1996 golf comedy "Happy Gilmore" is getting a sequel, with original star Adam Sandler set to return. The announcement was made during Netflix's upfront presentation to advertisers in New York. Additionally, Netflix has renewed "3 Body Problem," though instead of a traditional Season 2, the streamer is opting for additional episodes to expand the story. In a surprising and thrilling update for Marvel fans, Natasha Lyonne, known for her roles in "Russian Doll" and "Poker Face," is joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She has been cast in Disney's upcoming "The Fantastic Four" reboot, although her specific role remains undisclosed. The podcast features a special phone interview with Sam Beck, a talented writer and illustrator from Toronto, Canada. Sam is the creative force behind the fantasy trilogy "Verse," which will conclude with the release of the final book in August 2024. Starting as a web-comic, "Verse" gained substantial readership and support, leading to a successful Kickstarter campaign and subsequent publication by Vault Comics. Sam shares insights into her unique world-building process and the inspiration she draws from enchanting landscapes. In the coming soon/preview segment, the hosts preview trailers for the upcoming Dune prequel, "Dune: Prophecy," which will be streaming on Max this fall, and the highly anticipated movie adaptation of "Wicked," set to hit theaters in Thanksgiving 2024. Listeners are encouraged to tune in for all these updates, previews, and the exclusive interview with Sam Beck, as the hosts cover an exciting array of topics in this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast.

In this week's issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts kick off with a discussion on the highly anticipated rap battle between two of hip hop's biggest superstars, Kendrick Lamar and Drake. They share their thoughts on the event and its impact on the music industry. Next, the hosts delve into the announcement of a new streaming bundle that will bring together Disney+, Hulu, and HBO Max, three major streaming platforms, providing subscribers with a comprehensive entertainment experience. A major announcement follows: the beloved series "The Office" is set to return on the streaming platform Peacock. However, the sequel series will feature an all-new cast of characters in a different profession, while still being set in the same world as the original series. James Gunn's revelation of the first look at David Corenswet's Superman costume for the new Superman film is discussed, generating excitement among fans of the superhero genre. An Apple commercial showcasing the new iPad Pro tablet, which includes a scene of an industrial press crushing various objects, including musical instruments and books, sparks controversy and backlash in Hollywood and creative industries. In casting news, John Malkovich joins Marvel Studios' "The Fantastic Four," while Ralph Ineson lands the role of Galactus, the antagonist in the same film, adding further anticipation to the upcoming Marvel project. In the coming soon/preview segment, the hosts offer glimpses of trailers from "Star Wars: The Acolyte," "The Boys Season 4," and "A Quiet Place Day One," teasing exciting content to come. Finally, in the review segment, Rigel shares his thoughts on "Tales of the Empire" and Kat Williams' Netflix special, "Woke Foke," Jason reviews "Ninja Kamui," and Ant provides their review of DC's "Crisis on Infinite Earths Part 1." Listeners are encouraged to tune in to catch all the latest updates, trailers, and reviews discussed in the episode!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts delve into several noteworthy developments across the entertainment industry. They begin by discussing the news of Sony Pictures and Apollo's joint bid to purchase Paramount Global for $26 billion in cash. This bid emerges as Paramount's board explores a potential merger deal with Skydance Media. Next, the hosts touch upon Jerry Seinfeld's comments about the state of TV comedy, where he criticizes what he perceives as the stifling influence of extreme left-wing ideology and political correctness on the genre. The discussion then shifts to actor Chris Hemsworth's candid reflection on his performance in "Thor: Love and Thunder," where he admits feeling like he became a caricature of himself. Hemsworth expresses a desire to deliver a better Marvel movie experience to audiences in the future. Additionally, Nickelodeon's release of the first trailer for "The Fairly OddParents: A New Wish" is highlighted. The trailer introduces viewers to Hazel Wells, a new character who embarks on a 20-episode journey in Dimmadelphia, encountering familiar pink-and-green-haired neighbors with a secret. Furthermore, the hosts mention the announcement of the next game in the Batman: Arkham series, titled "Batman: Arkham Shadow," set for release in 2024. In the coming soon/preview segment, they provide glimpses of new trailers from Disney's "Mufasa: The Lion King" and "My Adventures with Superman Season Two." Lastly, in the review segment, Jason offers insights into FX's "Shogun," while Rigel shares his thoughts on Amazon Studios' "Fallout" TV show and Star Wars' "The Bad Batch The Final Season." Listeners are encouraged to tune in to catch all the latest updates and reviews discussed in the episode!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts delve into several noteworthy developments in the entertainment world. They kick off the discussion with President Biden's recent signing of a law aimed at banning Chinese-owned TikTok unless it is sold within a year. TikTok has responded by vowing to take legal action against the Biden administration, arguing that the law would infringe upon the free speech rights of millions of Americans. Next, they share exciting news about Leonardo DiCaprio's casting as Frank Sinatra in an upcoming biopic directed by Martin Scorsese, with Jennifer Lawrence set to star opposite him. They also discuss the release window announcement for Netflix's "One Piece" season 2, revealing that pre-production is underway and production is slated to begin this summer. The hosts then turn their attention to the potential revival of "Clue" for both film and TV formats, following a deal between Hasbro Entertainment and Sony's TriStar Pictures and Sony Pictures Television for the rights to the beloved board game. In the coming soon/preview segment, they check out the brand new trailer for "Deadpool & Wolverine," generating anticipation among fans. Lastly, in the review segment, Rigel shares his thoughts on "Spy × Family Code: White," while Ant provides insights into the latest from "X-Men 97." Tune in to hear their analysis and opinions on these latest developments!

In this week's new episode of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts delve into several exciting developments in the entertainment world. They begin by discussing Paramount Studios' plans to adapt the popular storyline from the recent IDW comics into a live-action feature film titled "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin," aiming for an R-rating. Next, they talk about Keanu Reeves being cast to voice the character Shadow in Paramount Pictures' "Sonic the Hedgehog 3." Shadow, a creation of Professor Gerald Robotnik, possesses extraordinary speed and Chaos Control abilities, initially depicted as an antagonist to Sonic but eventually becoming an ally. The hosts also share news about an upcoming Chris Farley biopic directed by Josh Gad, based on the best-selling biography "The Chris Farley Show: A Biography in Three Acts." Additionally, they discuss the reboot of the "Scary Movie" franchise, produced by Neal H. Moritz and Paramount Pictures. In movie news, they mention the sequel to "Five Nights at Freddy's" and the streaming debut of "Godzilla Minus One" on Amazon Prime Video. They also confirm the release of a Transformers and G.I. Joe crossover movie in 2025 or 2026, following a tease during "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts." The hosts then move on to discuss a Marvel Comics writer's false claim that Kevin Feige ordered the death of Kamala Khan for MCU synergy, clarifying that Feige's involvement was exaggerated. In the coming soon/preview segment, they preview trailers from Netflix's "Blood of Zeus" season 2, Apple's "Fly Me To The Moon," and "Speak No Evil," along with quick thoughts on trailers for "Transformers One" and M. Night Shyamalan's "Trap." Finally, in the review segment, Jason reviews FX's "Shogun," Rigel reviews "Invincible Season 2" and "Monkey Man," and Ant reviews "Terrifier 2." Tune in to hear their insights and opinions on these latest developments!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, it's a special Ringside Edition as the hosts bring back Sean and Melissa Connell, wrestling enthusiasts, to dive into the excitement of this year's Wrestlemania 40! The episode is packed with discussions about the highs, lows, and shocking appearances from the event. Listeners can expect analysis and reactions to the matches, surprises, and memorable moments from Wrestlemania 40. Additionally, the hosts delve into the world of AEW (All Elite Wrestling) and discuss a recent controversial decision made by the promotion. They focus on AEW's choice to air real security footage from a backstage altercation between CM Punk and Jack Perry at last year's AEW All In pay-per-view event. This discussion likely includes opinions, analysis, and speculation about the implications of airing such footage and its impact on the wrestling community. Listeners can look forward to engaging conversations, insider insights, and lively debates as the hosts and guests explore the world of professional wrestling in this exciting Ringside Edition episode. Tune in to find out more about the latest developments in the wrestling world and to hear the hosts' take on all the action!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts begin by offering their condolences for the recent passing of Louis Gossett Jr., the first Black man to win a supporting actor Oscar, and Chance Perdomo, known for his role in Prime Video's Gen V. Gossett Jr. passed away at the age of 87, while Perdomo died at the young age of 27. The hosts reflect on their contributions to the entertainment industry and their legacies. Shifting gears, the hosts discuss the upcoming 'The Fantastic Four' film, revealing that actress Julia Garner has been cast as a Shalla-Bal version of the Silver Surfer. This casting choice sparks speculation and anticipation among fans of the Marvel franchise. Next, the hosts delve into the success of 'Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire', which topped the box office charts with an impressive $80 million debut from North American theaters. They likely analyze the film's performance and its impact on the monster movie genre. Warner Bros. announces a fifth installment in the 'Matrix' franchise, marking the first film without Lana or Lily Wachowski as directors. Instead, "The Martian" screenwriter Drew Goddard will handle filmmaking duties. The hosts discuss this development and its implications for the beloved franchise. The first look at Christian Bale as Frankenstein's monster in the upcoming Maggie Gyllenhaal film, "The Bride", is also discussed. The hosts share their thoughts on Bale's portrayal and the overall anticipation for the film. Additionally, the hosts receive a surprise phone call from friend of the show, Sondley, who shares some cool recommendations for the listeners and hosts to check out. In the "coming soon/preview" segment, the hosts preview trailers from Netflix's "Dead Boy Detectives" and "Unfrosted", as well as briefly discussing the new Star Wars show "Tales of The Empire". Lastly, in the review segment of the show, the hosts give their review of "Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire", sharing their thoughts on the film's quality and entertainment value. Rigel also provides his review of Peter Jackson's King Kong. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for discussions on recent entertainment news, trailer previews, and insightful reviews!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we discuss various topics starting with Disney board member Nelson Peltz's questioning of 'Woke' Marvel films. Peltz raises concerns about the focus on diversity and representation in Marvel movies, questioning the necessity of having all-women or all-black casts. The hosts likely explore the implications of Peltz's comments on the direction of Marvel's storytelling and inclusivity. Next, the hosts discuss the upcoming animated reboot of 'Good Times', with star Yvette Nicole Brown sharing insights into the show's tone and direction. Brown describes the reboot as "edgier and more irreverent" than the original, offering a glimpse into what viewers can expect from the new adaptation. The official cast for Netflix's 'Fear Street: Prom Queen' is unveiled, with Barbie and Ahsoka star Ariana Greenblatt joining the project. The hosts may discuss the significance of Greenblatt's casting and the anticipation surrounding the adaptation of the popular horror book series. Additionally, the hosts mention a new Chucky movie in the works with creator Don Mancini. They likely discuss the ongoing success of the 'Child's Play' franchise and the potential direction of the new film. In the "coming soon/preview" segment, the hosts preview trailers from the new Marvel Rivals video game and the anticipated sequel 'Bad Boys 4' starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence. They may share their thoughts on the trailers and their excitement for the upcoming releases. Lastly, in the review segment, Jason and Rigel both provide their reviews of Netflix's 'Three Body Problem', offering insights into the show's content and quality. Additionally, Rigel reviews 'Kung Fu Panda 4', sharing his thoughts on the latest installment in the beloved animated franchise. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for discussions on current entertainment news, trailer previews, and insightful reviews!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts begin by offering condolences to the late M. Emmet Walsh, a veteran character actor known for his roles in over 150 films including “Blade Runner,” “Blood Simple,” and “Knives Out.” Walsh, who portrayed Dermot Mulroney's father in “My Best Friend's Wedding,” has passed away. Next, the hosts discuss the news of 'The Neverending Story' getting a new film series adaptation from the banner See-Saw Films, known for 'Slow Horses'. They likely delve into the potential of this adaptation and its connection to the beloved original story. The first official photos from the upcoming Beetlejuice sequel have been revealed, featuring returning stars Michael Keaton, Catherine O'Hara, and Winona Ryder, alongside new cast members Jenna Ortega and Justin Theroux. The hosts likely analyze the photos and discuss the excitement surrounding the sequel. Additionally, it's mentioned that 'The Sims' movie is in development with Margot Robbie's LuckyChap Productions, Vertigo, and 'Loki' Director Kate Herron attached. The hosts may speculate on how the popular video game series will translate to the big screen under their direction. In the "coming soon/preview" segment, the hosts preview trailers from "Alien: Romulus", "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice", and "The Acolyte", a Star Wars Original series. They also touch upon updates regarding 'The House of Dragons' Season 2, 'Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga', and the upcoming Marvel video game, "Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra". Lastly, in the review segment, Rigel reviews "Quiet on Set", while Ant shares his thoughts on the first two episodes of 'X-Men 97'. These reviews offer insights into the content and quality of each work. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for discussions on recent news, trailer previews, and insightful reviews!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts begin by paying their condolences to Akira Toriyama, the revered creator of "Dragon Ball" and the artist behind "Dragon Quest," "Chrono Trigger," and numerous other works. Toriyama's passing at the age of 68 is acknowledged, and the hosts likely reflect on his significant contributions to the world of manga and video games. The episode then transitions to a discussion about this year's Oscars Awards. "Oppenheimer" emerges as the dominant film, winning seven Oscars, including Best Picture and Director. The hosts likely discuss the significance of the film's success and highlight performances by Cillian Murphy and Robert Downey Jr. Emma Stone earns her second Best Actress Oscar for "Poor Things," while "Godzilla Minus One" makes franchise history with its first Oscars win for Best Visual Effects. Da'Vine Joy Randolph also secures an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role in "The Holdovers." The hosts likely share their thoughts on the winners and notable moments from the ceremony. Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse lead actor Shameik Moore expresses disappointment over the film's loss in the Best Animated Feature category. The hosts may discuss Moore's sentiments and the competitive nature of the category. The announcement of a new Super Mario Bros. movie in development and the update on Sony's third Venom movie, now titled "Venom: The Last Dance," are also discussed. Additionally, the House passes a bill that could lead to a nationwide ban of the popular video app TikTok if its China-based owner doesn't sell its stake. The hosts likely delve into the implications of these developments. In the "coming soon/preview" segment of the show, the hosts preview trailers from "Sweet Dreams" starring Johnny Knoxville and the trailer for "The Crow" remake starring Bill Skarsgård. They may offer their initial reactions and expectations for these upcoming projects. Lastly, in the review segment, Ant reviews "Five Nights At Freddy's," Jason reviews Netflix's "Avatar: The Last Airbender," and Rigel reviews Adam Sandler's "Spaceman," "Scavenger's Reign," and "Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix." These reviews offer insights into the content and quality of each work. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for discussions on recent news, trailer previews, and insightful reviews!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts begin by discussing Netflix's announcement that "Avatar: The Last Airbender" has been renewed for Seasons 2 and 3, which will conclude the epic story. Since its premiere two weeks ago, the show has been a massive success, becoming the No. 1 English-language TV show with 41.1 million views in just the first 11 days. Additionally, it has been the top-ranked show in 76 countries and in the Top 10 in 92. The hosts likely discuss the significance of the show's popularity and the anticipation for the upcoming seasons. Next, the hosts address the news that Rooster Teeth is shutting down after 21 years. Parent company Warner Bros. Discovery made the decision to shut down Rooster Teeth's operations after unsuccessful attempts to sell the unprofitable division. The hosts likely reflect on the impact of Rooster Teeth on the entertainment industry and discuss the disappointing news for fans. Actress Sofia Boutella's comments about harsh reviews for Zack Snyder's ‘Rebel Moon' are also discussed. She mentions that the negative reviews have "really affected" her, prompting a conversation about the impact of criticism on artists and the reception of Snyder's film. In the UK, a Willy Wonka immersive event has left kids in tears, with attendees comparing the attraction to a meth lab. The hosts likely share their reactions to this disappointing event and discuss the implications for immersive experiences in the entertainment industry. In the "coming soon" segment of the show, the hosts preview upcoming trailers from "Late Night with the Devil," "The Wild Robot," and the "Fallout" TV series. They likely discuss their expectations for these projects based on the previews. Lastly, the hosts provide their reviews for "Dune: Part Two." These reviews offer insights into the content and quality of the film. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for discussions on recent news, trailer previews, and insightful reviews!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts begin by offering condolences to WWE legend Michael Jones, also known as Virgil, who passed away at the age of 61, and comedian legend Richard Lewis, who passed away at the age of 76. They likely reflect on the impact these individuals had on their respective industries and share memories of their contributions. The episode then transitions to entertainment news, starting with Dune: Part Two star Rebecca Ferguson recalling a behind-the-scenes incident where she stood up for herself against an A-lister who was screaming at her. The hosts likely discuss the importance of standing up against mistreatment in the industry. Next, the hosts share news about a 'Naked Gun' reboot starring Liam Neeson, set for release in 2025 from Paramount Studios. They also mention release dates for Paramount's Robbie Williams musical, 'Paw Patrol 3', and the next Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film. The hosts likely speculate on the potential success of these projects. Electronic Arts' cancellation of an upcoming 'Star Wars' game and plans to cut more than 650 jobs are also discussed, highlighting the challenges faced by the gaming industry. An exciting announcement follows as a live adaptation of the anime "Naruto" movie is in the works from Shang-Chi Director Destin Daniel Cretton. The hosts likely share their anticipation for this adaptation and discuss what fans can expect. The first images of the upcoming "The Crow" reboot starring Bill Skarsgård are also mentioned, sparking speculation about the film's direction and reception. In the "coming soon" segment of the show, the hosts preview upcoming trailers from A24's "I Saw The TV Glow," M. Night Shyamalan's "The Watchers," and "Boy Kills World." They likely discuss their expectations for these projects based on the previews. In the review segment of the show, Jason reviews Netflix's "House of Ninjas," Rigel reviews "Dumb Money" and "Hazbin Hotel," and Ant reviews Marvel's "What If" season 2, "Monkeybone," "Smile," and the 1994 film "The Crow." These reviews offer insights into the content and quality of each work. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for discussions on recent news, trailer previews, and insightful reviews!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, listeners are treated to the return of The Gruesome Twosome - Rigel and Ant - who are back to share their unfiltered thoughts and opinions on various topics. The episode kicks off with a discussion about the upcoming reboot of "The Crow," which is now slated to hit theaters a year earlier than originally planned, on June 7th, 2024. The hosts likely share their excitement or reservations about the reboot and discuss any updates or changes to the project. Next, the hosts delve into the Jurassic World franchise, revealing that Gareth Edwards, known for his work on "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" and "Godzilla," has been chosen by Universal to direct the next installment. They likely discuss the implications of this choice and speculate on what Edwards might bring to the franchise. Marvel Studios' decision to change the title of "Avengers: The Kang Dynasty" is also addressed, with the hosts discussing the reasons behind the change and the potential impact on the film's marketing and reception. The hosts then shift gears to discuss Warner Bros.'s previous plans for a live-action Batman Beyond movie before the formation of DC Studios. They likely explore the concept of Michael Keaton's Dark Knight passing the mantle to Terry McGinnis and share their thoughts on why the project was ultimately scrapped. In the trailers segment of the show, the hosts preview new trailers from the upcoming live-action video game adaptation of "Borderlands" and the new DC animated film, "Justice League: Crisis On Infinite Earths Part Two." They likely provide their initial reactions and discuss the highlights of each trailer. In the review segment of the show, Jason shares his thoughts on Netflix's "The Vince Staples Show," Ant reviews Marvel Studios' "The Marvels," and Rigel gives his review of Sony's "Madame Web." These reviews offer insights into the content and quality of the respective works. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for engaging discussions, trailer previews, and insightful reviews from The Gruesome Twosome!

In this week's issue of The Comic Section Podcast, guest host Josh from Exotic Enclave and Dads of The Multiverse Podcast joins the show. The episode begins with a brief discussion about Josh's podcast and the inspiration behind creating it. The hosts likely explore the themes, topics, and format of Josh's podcast, offering insights into his motivations and goals as a content creator. Next, the discussion shifts to the recent casting announcements for Marvel Studios' Fantastic 4, which were made on Valentine's Day. Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, and Joseph Quinn are revealed as the stars of Marvel's first family. The hosts likely share their thoughts on the casting choices and speculate on the direction of the upcoming film. The hosts touch on the performance of the new Madame Web movie at the box office, noting its lackluster opening on Valentine's Day. Despite featuring no romance, the movie opens at #2 with a mere $6.05 million. The hosts likely discuss the factors contributing to the movie's reception and its box office performance. Director Todd Phillips teases the release date of the first trailer for "Joker: Folie à Deux," adding anticipation for fans eagerly awaiting the sequel. The hosts likely share their excitement and discuss their expectations for the upcoming trailer. In the trailer segment of the show, the hosts preview new trailers from "Damsel," "Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire," "X-Men 97," and "Deadpool and Wolverine." They likely provide their initial reactions and discuss the highlights of each trailer. In the review segment of the show, Jason gives his review of "Bob Marley: One Love," and Josh shares his thoughts on rewatching the Stargate franchise. These reviews offer insights into the content and quality of the respective works. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for engaging discussions, trailer previews, and insightful reviews!

In this week's issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts welcome back guest hosts and pro wrestling enthusiasts Sean and Melissa Connell. The episode begins with a trigger warning as the hosts delve into the recent sexual misconduct allegations against former WWE Owner Vince McMahon. They likely discuss the seriousness of the allegations and their impact on the wrestling community. Next, the hosts share their thoughts on this year's WWE Royal Rumble event, highlighting the Women's Royal Rumble match as the standout moment of the show. They likely discuss the excitement and significance of this match and its impact on women's wrestling. The discussion shifts to Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's involvement in the Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes storyline at WrestleMania 40. The hosts likely explore the dynamics of this storyline and the recent backlash faced by The Rock, including harassment directed towards his daughter online. The hosts also touch on the topic of toxic wrestling fans who take their fandom too far at times. They likely discuss the negative behaviors exhibited by some fans and the impact it has on the wrestling community. Lastly, the hosts switch gears from pro wrestling to Percy Jackson, with Rigel and Melissa giving their review of the new Disney Plus series "Percy Jackson and the Olympians." They likely share their thoughts on the adaptation and its renewal for a second season. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for engaging discussions on pro wrestling, important topics within the community, and reviews of popular entertainment offerings! *Helpful Links for sexual abuse hotlines and other crimes https://www.rainn.org/resources Recognizing Sex Trafficking https://shorturl.at/avN49 Sexual Assault and Harassment Telephone hotline: 800-656-HOPE (4673) Domestic and Dating Violence 800.799.SAFE National Domestic Violence Hotline 866.331.9474

In this week's issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts start by offering condolences to the late actor Carl Weathers, who passed away at the age of 76. They likely reflect on Weathers' notable contributions to the entertainment industry and the impact he made throughout his career. Next on the agenda is a discussion surrounding James Gunn's casting comments for DCU Supergirl, which sparks backlash over "The Flash" and Sasha Calle. The hosts likely delve into the controversy, exploring the reactions and implications of Gunn's statements in relation to the broader superhero film landscape. Exciting news for fans of the supernatural as the release date for Beetlejuice 2 is confirmed, along with a possible title. The hosts likely share their thoughts on the long-awaited sequel and discuss what fans can expect from this continuation of the Beetlejuice story. In the realm of horror, a zombie sequel titled '28 Years Later' lands at Sony Pictures. The hosts likely discuss the anticipation surrounding this sequel and its potential impact on the zombie genre. For fans eagerly awaiting the release of X-Men '97, the hosts share an updated release window for the upcoming Marvel animated series. They likely discuss the significance of this information and the excitement surrounding the return of the X-Men in animated form. The trailer preview segment offers glimpses of upcoming projects, including "Ghostbusters Frozen Empire," "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare," and "Monkey Man." The hosts likely share their initial reactions and expectations for these diverse offerings. The episode concludes with Rigel providing his reviews of "The Blackening" and the graphic novel "Wake: The Hidden History of Women-Led Slave Revolts." These reviews offer insights into the storytelling and artistic merits of the respective works. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for a comprehensive breakdown of these topics, engaging discussions, and insightful reviews!

In this week's issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts delve into a variety of topics from the worlds of film, gaming, and pro wrestling. The episode begins with a discussion on the recent Oscar nominations, shedding light on the drama surrounding the film "Barbie." The hosts likely explore the controversy involving director Greta Gerwig and star/producer Margot Robbie not receiving nominations, providing insights into the dynamics of the film industry and the considerations made during award seasons. Oliver Stone's apology to Ryan Gosling and Greta Gerwig for his criticism of "Barbie" adds another layer to the drama, and the hosts likely discuss the implications of this apology and its impact on the industry. Shifting gears to the gaming world, the hosts explore the rise in popularity of the game "Palworld" and address the question of whether it is perceived as a Pokemon rip-off. This discussion likely involves a comparison of game mechanics, themes, and the unique aspects that set "Palworld" apart. In pro wrestling news, the hosts briefly touch on the breaking news involving WWE's previous owner Vince McMahon and recent sexual allegations. They may discuss the potential repercussions and the broader impact on the wrestling industry. The announcement that starting in January 2025, Netflix will be the exclusive home of WWE's flagship weekly wrestling program, "Monday Night Raw," is another significant topic. The hosts likely discuss the implications of this deal and how it may shape the future of wrestling content on streaming platforms. The trailer preview segment offers glimpses of highly anticipated projects, including the final season of Star Wars' "Bad Batch," Netflix's "Avatar: The Last Airbender," and Amazon Prime's "Road House" reboot. The hosts likely share their initial reactions and expectations for these upcoming releases. In the review segment, Jason provides insights on "Mortal Kombat Legends: Cage Match," Rigel shares his thoughts on "65" and "The Holdovers," and Ant gives his review of "Santa Sangre." These reviews offer a diverse range of perspectives on various forms of entertainment. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for a comprehensive breakdown of these topics, engaging discussions, and insightful reviews!

In this week's issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts bring a unique and entertaining twist by having a trial for co-host Rigel, who is defending himself against allegations made by fellow co-host Ant regarding his convenient absence during certain episodes. This playful and humorous segment likely involves light-hearted banter, jokes, and perhaps some theatrical arguments as Rigel defends his case. After the trial, the hosts dive into entertainment news. First on the agenda is the revelation that 80's fitness icon Richard Simmons disavows his biopic starring Pauly Shore. The hosts likely discuss the reasons behind Simmons' disapproval and how this might impact the perception of the biopic. As "Godzilla Minus One" wraps up its notable theatrical run, Toho International announces a remastered black-and-white version of the film for a limited one-week release. The hosts likely explore the artistic choice behind this decision and its significance for fans of the iconic monster. Exciting news for Looney Tunes fans as a new movie titled "The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie" is confirmed for a theatrical release. The hosts likely share their excitement about the return of these classic characters to the big screen. A significant piece of information regarding DC Comics emerges as Superman, Batman, Lois Lane, Joker, and Wonder Woman are set to enter the public domain in a decade's time. The hosts likely discuss the implications of this for the iconic characters and potential creative opportunities for new adaptations. The trailer preview segment offers glimpses of upcoming projects, including Netflix's "The Vince Staples Show," "This Is Me...Now: A Love Story," and "Spaceman." The hosts likely share their initial reactions and expectations for these diverse offerings. In the review segment, Jason provides insights on Marvel's "Echo," Ant offers his thoughts on the 2003 film "Tiptoes," and Rigel reviews "Monarch: Legacy of Monsters," the new Ultimate Spider-Man comic, "Outlaw Johnny Black," and "They Cloned Tyrone." These reviews offer a mix of perspectives on various entertainment offerings. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for a delightful combination of humor, entertainment news, and insightful reviews!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts dive into a variety of entertainment news and updates. The episode kicks off with a discussion on this year's Golden Globes Award winners. The hosts likely explore the highlights, surprises, and notable moments from the ceremony, sharing their thoughts on the winners and the overall vibe of the event. A significant achievement is celebrated as Storm Reid is recognized as a newly minted Emmy winner, securing the Best Guest Actress in a Drama Series for her work on HBO's "The Last of Us." The hosts likely discuss Reid's talent and the impact of her win on the entertainment industry. Paramount's expansion of the 'Star Trek' universe with a new film is another hot topic. The hosts probably share their excitement about the continued growth of the iconic sci-fi franchise and discuss potential directions for the upcoming film. Tom Hardy's return as Eddie Brock in "Venom 3" is a highly anticipated event, and the hosts discuss the first glimpse shared by Sony Pictures. They likely share their thoughts on what fans can expect from this installment of the Venom series. Exciting developments in video game adaptations are covered as Sony Pictures announces co-production for Nintendo's "The Legend of Zelda" live-action film and the upcoming God of War series. The hosts likely explore the potential for success in adapting these beloved gaming franchises to the screen. Tom Cruise signing a deal with Warner Bros. to develop and produce original and franchise films is another headline. The hosts probably speculate on what this collaboration might bring to the entertainment landscape. On a different note, the Warner Bros. Discovery-backed streamer cancels its comedy series "Our Flag Means Death" after a two-season run. The hosts likely discuss the factors contributing to the cancellation and the series' reception among viewers. The trailer preview segment offers glimpses of "Alexander: The Making of a God" and "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Lives," with the hosts sharing their initial reactions and expectations for these upcoming projects. The episode concludes with the review segment, featuring Jason's thoughts on Netflix's "The Brothers Sun" and Ant's review of the film "Saltburn." These reviews provide valuable insights for listeners seeking recommendations for their watchlist. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for a comprehensive breakdown of these topics, engaging discussions, and insightful reviews!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts cover a range of intriguing topics from the world of entertainment. The episode begins with a discussion on Amazon Prime Video introducing ads unless users choose to pay to opt out. The hosts likely explore the implications of this move and discuss the evolving landscape of streaming services and their revenue models. Next up is the news of the merger deal between Jason Blum's Blumhouse and James Wan's Atomic Monster. The hosts likely delve into the details of this merger, exploring its potential impact on the horror genre and the projects that may emerge from this collaboration. A notable development in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is discussed, as it's reported that Steven Yeun, known for his roles in "The Walking Dead" and "Invincible," has left Marvel's upcoming anti-hero team-up film, "Thunderbolts." The hosts likely speculate on the reasons behind this departure and its effects on the film. The hosts touch on the changing landscape of retail as Best Buy begins removing DVDs and Blu-rays from its stores. This move reflects the ongoing shift toward digital media consumption, and the hosts likely discuss the implications for physical media in the current market. A fun piece of news is the announcement that Jack Black is joining Jason Momoa in the 'Minecraft' movie. The hosts likely share their excitement about this casting and discuss the potential for an entertaining adaptation of the popular video game. The episode continues with a trailer preview segment, featuring glimpses of "Mickey's Mouse Trap," "Mean Girls," and "Lift." The hosts likely provide their initial reactions and expectations for these upcoming projects. The review segment of the show promises valuable insights from Jason and Rigel. Jason likely shares his thoughts on "Everything, Everywhere, All At Once," while Rigel provides reviews for "What If" Season 2 and the Doctor Who special introducing the new Doctor. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for a comprehensive breakdown of these topics, entertaining discussions, and insightful reviews!

In this week's New Year's Issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts bid farewell to 2023 by reflecting on the things they loved about the past year. The episode likely starts with a warm and nostalgic discussion about the highlights of 2023, spanning various categories such as shows, movies, audiobooks, news stories, and more. The hosts share their personal Top 3 of 2023, offering insights into the pop culture gems and memorable moments that stood out to them. This segment is likely filled with lively discussions, anecdotes, and the shared enthusiasm of the hosts as they recount their favorites from the year gone by. Jason provides a quick review of "The Boy and The Heron," sharing his thoughts on this particular piece of entertainment. Meanwhile, Rigel takes on the challenges of troubled waters to catch "Aquaman: The Lost Kingdom" and provides his review. The review segment likely offers a mix of opinions and perspectives on these two notable pieces of media. As the episode unfolds, the hosts might touch on what they loved, what they didn't, and even engage in some light-hearted predictions for the coming year. The question of who might get "cancelled" in 2024 adds a playful and speculative element to the conversation. Tune in to this New Year's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for a delightful mix of reflection, reviews, and the hosts' unique take on the pop culture landscape. It's a celebration of the highlights of 2023 and an entertaining look ahead to what 2024 might bring!

In this week's special Christmas issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts kick off with a discussion on the latest news surrounding the firing of Jonathan Majors from Disney/Marvel Studios after a guilty verdict from his court case. The hosts likely explore the implications of this decision on the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and speculate on the direction the MCU might take in light of these events. In the festive spirit, the hosts then transition to a heartwarming segment where they share some of their favorite Christmas movies, shows, or TV specials. This segment likely includes nostalgic reflections, humorous anecdotes, and a celebration of the holiday season through the lens of pop culture. The episode wraps up with the review segment, where Jason offers his insights on Godzilla: Minus One. Rigel shares his thoughts on Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget and Netflix's Leo. These reviews provide valuable perspectives for listeners seeking holiday entertainment recommendations. Tune in to this Christmas episode of The Comic Section Podcast for a mix of holiday cheer, pop culture discussions, and entertaining reviews. It's a festive and fun-filled episode that captures the spirit of the season! #Podcast #TheComicSectionPodcast #ChristmasSpecial #JonathanMajors #MCU #Kang #Nostalgia #GodzillaMinusOne #ChickenRun2 #Leo #Netflix #Holidays #Christmas #X-Mas

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts begin by offering their condolences to the late actor Andre Braugher, who passed away at the age of 61. They likely reflect on his contributions to the entertainment industry and the impact he made during his career. The podcast then covers a headline where actor Hugh Grant candidly expresses his feelings about making "Wonka," citing the practical need for money despite having lots of children. The hosts likely discuss the implications of Grant's statement and the challenges actors may face in the industry. Marvel Studios takes the spotlight as they reveal release windows for two highly anticipated projects on Disney+: "X-Men '97" and "Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man." The hosts likely share their excitement about these upcoming additions to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In a surprising turn of events, Insomniac's upcoming Wolverine game becomes the target of a cyber attack, with hackers threatening to ransom leaked game content. The hosts likely discuss the impact of such attacks on the gaming industry and the challenges faced by developers. Bethesda, known for games like Starfield, The Elder Scrolls, and Fallout, collaborates with Arkane Lyon (Death Loop) for a video game featuring the Marvel Comics superhero, Blade. The hosts likely share their thoughts on this unexpected collaboration and the potential for an exciting gaming experience. Twitch, a popular streaming platform, makes a significant change in how it handles sexual content, allowing "artistic" nudity. The hosts likely delve into the implications of this change and its reception within the Twitch community. The episode continues with a trailer preview segment, featuring glimpses of Grand Theft Auto 6, Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire, Beverly Hills Cop 4, and Kung Fu Panda 4. The hosts likely provide their initial reactions and expectations for these upcoming projects. The reviews segment is packed with insights from Rigel and Ant. They likely share their thoughts on Godzilla: Minus One, The Boy and the Heron, Shin Godzilla, and Jason's review of his trip to Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for a comprehensive breakdown of these topics, engaging discussions, and insightful reviews!

In this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts tackle a variety of intriguing and controversial topics from the world of entertainment. First on the docket is the surprising news that "The Hunger Games" has been banned in the U.S. The hosts likely delve into the reasons behind this ban, exploring the implications and discussing the broader context of book censorship in the country. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse co-director Peter Ramsey takes center stage as he slams Disney CEO Bob Iger's recent and controversial comments about "The Marvels." The hosts likely analyze Ramsey's critique and discuss the ongoing conversations surrounding diversity and representation in the entertainment industry. A notable development in the comic book world is the change in Nightcrawler's origin in the X-Men comics. The hosts likely discuss the significance of this alteration and its impact on the character's storyline. Switching gears to the film industry, the hosts cover the news that a sequel to "The Black Phone" is officially in development at Universal/Blumhouse, and the entire cast, including Ethan Hawke, will be returning. This announcement likely sparks speculation and excitement about the direction the sequel will take. In a positive move, Warner Bros. Discovery welcomes the unionization of WB Animation & Cartoon Network Production workers. The hosts likely discuss the significance of this development for workers in the animation industry and its potential impact on future negotiations. The trailer preview segment is filled with exciting glimpses of upcoming projects. The hosts likely share their thoughts on trailers for "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga," "The Book of Clarence," "The Boys Season 4 teaser," and "Fallout." The episode concludes with reviews from Rigel and Jason. They likely share their thoughts on the rebooted "Goosebumps" TV series on Disney+, "Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" (book), "Pluto," and "Blue Eyed Samurai." These reviews provide valuable insights for listeners looking for new content to explore. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for a comprehensive breakdown of these topics, insightful discussions, and engaging reviews!

In this week's issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the excitement reaches a new level as special guests Sean and Melissa Connell join the hosts to discuss this year's WWE Survivor Series. The episode is packed with analysis, breakdowns, and discussions on various aspects of the event. The focus is on the matches during Survivor Series, with the hosts and guests providing their insights and analysis. From in-ring action to storylines, they delve into the details of each match, offering a comprehensive review for wrestling enthusiasts. The return of Randy Orton is a key highlight, and the hosts and guests explore the implications of his comeback on the WWE landscape. Randy Orton's presence has always been a game-changer, and the team likely discusses how this return might impact ongoing storylines and future events. Another hot topic of discussion is the controversial and polarizing wrestler CM Punk. The hosts and guests likely share their thoughts on CM Punk's recent appearances and his influence on the wrestling scene. Punk's return has been a major talking point among wrestling fans, and the team likely delves into the various reactions and opinions surrounding this comeback. For fans of pro-wrestling, this episode promises an engaging and lively discussion, covering the highs and lows of WWE Survivor Series. With special guests providing their unique perspectives, the hosts offer a well-rounded breakdown of the event, ensuring that listeners are up to date with the latest in the world of professional wrestling. Tune in for all the pro-wrestling talk and insightful commentary on this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast!

In this week's issue of The Comic Section Podcast, excitement is in the air as we have a special guest joining us—Theo Powers, the creator of the upcoming horror animation show, "Starlit Avenue." Before delving into the interview, we kick things off by discussing the latest castings for James Gunn's "Superman: Legacy." The new additions include Skyler Gisondo as Jimmy Olsen, Sara Sampaio as Eve Teschmacher, and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor. We explore the potential impact of these castings on the upcoming project and share our initial thoughts. Next on the agenda is news about 'Scream 7,' which faces a full creative reboot after losing Jenna Ortega. The wish list of fans includes names like Neve Campbell and Patrick Dempsey, and we discuss the challenges and opportunities associated with a creative reboot in a long-running horror franchise. In a significant development in the Star Wars universe, Dave Filoni receives a major promotion at Lucasfilm, now becoming the Chief Creative Officer for Star Wars. We explore the implications of this promotion for the Star Wars franchise and Filoni's role in shaping its creative direction. The second half of the episode is dedicated to the interview with Theo Powers about the upcoming horror animation show, "Starlit Avenue." We go in-depth, discussing what inspired Theo to create the show, their thoughts on the horror genre, and their favorite horror films. The interview provides valuable insights into the creative process behind "Starlit Avenue" and builds anticipation for its release. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for an engaging discussion on the latest castings in superhero cinema, the challenges of rebooting a horror franchise, and an insightful interview with Theo Powers about the upcoming horror animation show, "Starlit Avenue." It's a must-listen for fans of horror, animation, and all things geek culture!

In this week's issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we dive into a variety of exciting topics from the world of entertainment. First up, breaking news in Hollywood – the Hollywood Actor's Strike has officially come to an end after reaching a deal with the studios. We explore the details of the agreement and the potential impact it may have on the industry. There are intriguing rumors circulating about the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), suggesting that Pedro Pascal is set to play Reed Richards in the new Fantastic 4. We discuss the implications of this casting choice and the excitement it generates among fans. Rockstar Games takes the spotlight with the announcement of the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6 reveal trailer, scheduled to debut in December 2023. We share our thoughts on the anticipation surrounding this reveal and what fans can expect. In a surprising development for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Destin Daniel Cretton is stepping away from his role as director of Avengers: The Kang Dynasty. We analyze the potential impact of this change on the upcoming MCU project. A major announcement from Amazon has stirred up some controversy – the decision to combine Comixology's digital comics library with the Kindle application on iOS, Android, and Fire OS. We discuss the reactions from the online community and explore the implications of this move. Director James Gunn confirms the release date for 'Superman: Legacy' as the Hollywood strikes come to an end. We delve into the details of this upcoming project and its significance for DC fans. Terrence Howard makes headlines by alleging that Paramount owes him "About 20 years worth of residuals and performance royalties." We explore the legal and financial aspects of Howard's claim and its potential impact on the industry. In the trailer preview segment, we take a look at exciting previews from Marvel's What If, Madame Web, Garfield, and Avatar: The Last Airbender. These glimpses into upcoming projects spark anticipation and speculation. The episode continues with reviews from the team. Ant shares his thoughts on "Killers of the Flower Moon," Rigel brings in special guest AliciaJo to review MCU's "The Marvels," Jason gives his review of "The Marvels," and Rigel shares his thoughts on "Loki" season two. Tune in to this week's episode for a comprehensive breakdown of these topics, insightful discussions, and engaging reviews on The Comic Section Podcast!

In this week's exciting issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we have special guests Sean and Melissa Connell of SMC Trivia joining us. They share their experiences attending various wrestling fan events and conventions, giving us a unique perspective on the vibrant world of professional wrestling fandom. Our guests delve into their encounters with fan-favorite pro wrestlers, providing entertaining and insightful anecdotes about their interactions. From meeting wrestling legends to connecting with fellow fans, Sean and Melissa share the highlights of their wrestling convention adventures. The episode takes a deep dive into the latest news in the world of professional wrestling. First on the agenda is the announcement of Sting's retirement, a significant moment that undoubtedly sparks discussions and reflections on his impactful career. Another major headline involves wrestling icon Ric Flair, who has recently signed a multi-year deal with AEW (All Elite Wrestling). We explore the implications of this signing for both Flair and AEW, considering the potential for exciting new storylines and matchups. In a noteworthy development, Impact Wrestling is officially changing its name to TNA Wrestling. This rebranding announcement raises questions about the future direction of the promotion and its impact on the wrestling landscape. A seismic shift is also reported in WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment), as Vince McMahon is said to be 'gone from WWE creative,' with Triple H seizing full control of Raw and SmackDown. We analyze the potential impact of this change in leadership and what it means for the future of WWE programming. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for an engaging discussion that takes you inside the squared circle. With special guests Sean and Melissa Connell, we explore the fascinating world of wrestling fan events, share captivating stories, and break down the latest news in the ever-evolving realm of professional wrestling.

In this week's special live episode of The Comic Section Podcast, we have reason to celebrate as we mark the momentous occasion of reaching Issue 250! To make this milestone even more exciting, we have some fantastic guests joining us, including Little Xio and the return of Comic Book John as a guest host. First, we start on a somber note by paying our respects to two iconic actors who have left a significant mark in the world of entertainment. We remember Matthew Perry, known for his role on the beloved TV show "Friends," and Richard Moll, famous for his role in "Night Court." Next, we dive into the realm of pop culture news. Marvel Studios has been a subject of rumors and controversies, and we aim to separate fact from fiction. We identify the controversial journalist who has been spreading false reports and discuss the potential impact of such misleading information on the Marvel cinematic universe. Shifting gears to the state of movie theaters, we explore the optimism surrounding Cinemark theaters. The company's increased profit this year is a promising sign for the future of moviegoing. We discuss the factors contributing to this positive outlook. We also have exciting news about a project we've been eagerly anticipating for a year. The team behind "Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey" is kicking off production on "Bambi: The Reckoning." We share our enthusiasm for this unique take on a classic story. In a lighter, more amusing piece of news, we touch on Warner Bros.' decision to ban music mogul Diddy from dressing up as the Joker for Halloween. It's an amusing tidbit that sparks some fun discussion. As always, we love to keep an eye on upcoming trailers. We provide a sneak peek at "Godzilla Minus One," Marvel Studios' "Echo," and the teaser trailer for "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes." We offer our initial thoughts on these exciting previews. In the review segment, we share our thoughts on various entertainment offerings. We discuss "Five Nights At Freddy's," "Gen V," "Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order," and "Batman: One Bad Day." Our in-depth reviews provide insights for our audience to consider. Lastly, we engage with our live viewers on Facebook by answering their questions. It's a great opportunity to interact with our audience and address their queries. Don't miss out on this special 250th issue of The Comic Section Podcast, filled with celebration, entertainment news, reviews, and live interaction! Tune in for all the fun and insightful discussions.

Issue 249 of The Comic Section Podcast episode breakdown. Condolences to Richard Roundtree: The episode opens with the hosts offering their condolences to actor Richard Roundtree, recognizing his contributions to the entertainment industry. Taylor Swift's Concert Movie: Taylor Swift's concert movie remains at the top spot at the box office for a second consecutive weekend, surpassing Martin Scorsese's latest film, "Killers of the Flower Moon." The hosts likely discuss the movie's success and its impact on the box office. Nintendo's Content Guidelines: Nintendo has announced new content guidelines aimed at combating online content that infringes on its copyrighted material. The hosts discuss this development and its potential implications for content creators and the gaming community. Aquaman 2 Production: James Wan, director of both "Aquaman" films, addresses reports suggesting that the production of the sequel was a disaster. The hosts may share his response and provide insights into the movie's production. "The Boys" Spinoff Renewed: The hosts share the news that "The Boys" spinoff series, "Gen V," has been renewed for Season 2 on Amazon Prime Video. Spider-Man Ultimates Comic Book: An update on a new Spider-Man Ultimates comic book titled "Meet The Parkers" coming in 2024. The hosts likely discuss what fans can expect from this upcoming comic. Trailer Previews: The episode includes previews of new trailers, such as Netflix's "Leave The World Behind" and the official trailer for Netflix's "Maestro." Review Segment: The hosts provide reviews in this segment. Ant reviews "Sax X," while Jason and Rigel both review "The Fall of The House of Usher." Rigel also shares his thoughts on the anime series "Monster." Tune in to the podcast to get the full details and the hosts' insights on these topics and reviews!

Issue 248 episode breakdown! Recognition by Feedspot: The episode starts with the hosts expressing their gratitude and excitement about the podcast being recognized by Feedspot's Top 70 Charleston Podcasts. Condolences: The hosts pay their respects to two notable figures in the entertainment industry who recently passed away: Phyllis Coates, the actress who was the first to play Lois Lane on television, and Suzanne Somers, best known for her roles on "Three's Company" and "Step by Step." Tara Strong's Controversial Tweets: The hosts discuss the controversial Israel-Hamas tweets made by popular voice actress Tara Strong, which resulted in her being fired from Boxtown. "Gargoyles" Reboot: They talk about the news of "Gargoyles" getting a reboot as a live-action series, with the project being helmed by the writer of "The Nun" and "It." Netflix's Streaming Data Transparency: Netflix's Ted Sarandos promises more transparency in streaming data, and the hosts likely share their thoughts on what this could mean for the streaming industry. Controversial Film Shown in a Classroom: The hosts discuss a Miami teacher who showed a controversial film, "Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey," to a fourth-grade class. Michael Caine's Retirement: They mention that Michael Caine has officially announced his retirement from acting, reflecting on his illustrious career. Pressure on SAG-AFTRA Leadership: A group of A-list actors is pressuring SAG-AFTRA leadership to find a solution to the ongoing actors' strike. Netflix's "Avatar: The Last Airbender" Adaptation: Netflix shares a first look at the Fire Nation in its live-action adaptation of "Avatar: The Last Airbender." Trailer Previews: The hosts give a preview of upcoming trailers for "Scott Pilgrim Takes Off!," A24's "The Curse," "Monarch: Legacy of Monsters," and the second trailer for "Ferrari." Reviews: The episode concludes with reviews from the hosts, including Ant's review of "Stop Making Sense," Jason's review of Apple TV+'s "The Changeling," and Rigel's review of the Friday the 13th franchise. Tune in to the podcast to get the full details and the hosts' insights on these topics!